Vestil MFSR-24 Magnetic Floor Sweeper with Wheels

Product Description

The VESTIL MFSR-24 is a push-style magnetic floor sweeper designed to collect ferrous metal debris from shop floors, warehouses, loading docks, and job sites. The unit rolls on attached wheels for easy maneuvering across large surface areas, allowing a single operator to clear nails, screws, bolts, metal shavings, and other ferrous hazards quickly and efficiently. At 28 inches wide, it covers substantial ground with each pass. Weighing 15 pounds, the sweeper is sturdy enough for regular commercial use while remaining manageable for a single technician or maintenance worker to operate and transport.

This sweeper is suited for industrial and commercial maintenance environments where metal debris accumulation poses a safety or equipment hazard. Typical applications include manufacturing floors, auto shops, construction sites, warehouses, and loading areas. The push-type design requires no power source, making it practical for both indoor and outdoor use wherever foot or vehicle traffic may spread metal fragments. It is typically deployed by maintenance crews, facility managers, and trade contractors during post-construction or routine housekeeping operations.

Key Features

• Push-type operation requires no power source or batteries
• Attached wheels allow smooth rolling across hard floor surfaces
• 28 inch working width covers large areas in fewer passes
• Magnetic collection captures nails, screws, bolts, and ferrous metal shavings
• Sturdy construction at 15 pounds supports regular commercial use
• Overall height of 31 inches suits standard operator push ergonomics

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone push magnetic sweeper suitable for general-purpose ferrous debris collection on hard, relatively flat surfaces in industrial and commercial settings.

Installation Notes

No installation is required. Prior to use, inspect the work area for loose materials that could interfere with wheel movement. After each use, release collected metal debris according to the manufacturer release mechanism to prevent buildup that reduces magnetic effectiveness. Facility maintenance personnel and general contractors are the typical operators of this equipment.